Ian Paolo Villacencio After finishing just shy of victory last year, the College of Education (COED) Legendary Mentors turned hesitation into harmony into triumph, seizing this year's Theater-Athlon title with their spirited take on ‘Into the Woods’. Now on its second installment, the said literary event gathered performing troupes from different colleges for another showcase of creativity and teamwork.  The  Legendary Mentors emerged as champions, followed by the College of

Photo by: Ashley Loyloy Extending their championship reign to five-peat in dominant fashion, the College of Engineering Asteegs reaffirmed their football dynasty with a 2–0 victory over the College of Agriculture Reapers in the title match held at the University Football Field on October 15. With a stunning mid–first half worldie from Asteegs’ team captain Frances Erl Onggo, off a composed placement pass by Jaymark Macondan, the Asteegs seized control of the match, taking a 1

Ian Paolo Villacencio Turning a timeless romantic ballad into a call for sustainability, College of Law (COL) Jurists’ lone contender Charlie James Palalisan serenaded the crowd with American singer Michael Bolton’s hit ‘How Am I Supposed to Live Without You?’ and lived up to the question by winning the Vocal Solo crown in this year's Musical Night. The Jurists’ triumph marked a comeback from last year’s seventh runner-up finish, with Palalisan’s soulful yet purposeful perfor

by: Lynxter Gybriel Leaño With a determination to surpass their 1st runner-up finish last year, the College of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (CFAS) turned the tables in their favor against the College of Agriculture (COA) as they strummed their way to victory in the Acoustic Band category during the Musical Night of Intramurals 2025, October 14. The band, composed of Rainier Limbaga, Mark Joey Filamo, Philson M. Aceron Jr., Janica Canilla, Ray Daniel Garcia, and Louise Jorda

by Dave Modina Proving that they are not just mentors but Legendary Mentors, the College of Education (COEd) reclaimed the championship title in the Vocal Duet Competition after being dethroned by the College of Law (COL) last year, October 14. According to Maynard Glee F. Diones, one of the duet contenders and the musical head of COEd, the win was a “fulfilling” moment after a month of preparation. © Katrina Elises “It was fulfilling because you made a lot of sacrifices over

By Jideah Ervie Gayle Bactong Two years after their last victory, the College of Education’s (COEd) Sing and Dance Quartet reclaimed its glory, dethroning the College of Agriculture (COA) during Musical Night 2025 with their “4th Impact”-inspired performance. With eight colleges vying for the title, the Mentors’ winning act stood out, capturing not only the judges’ scores but also the audience’s hearts. © Katrina Elises In an interview, Jasmine Kate Tarle, one of the performe

Halting the defending champions’ bid for a grand slam, the College of Engineering (COE) Asteegs snapped the College of Agriculture (COA) Reapers’ lower-bracket surge, clinching a hard-fought 3–2 matches victory to reclaim the gold in the badminton doubles, October 14. Despite the Asteegs’ early bid to seize momentum in the men’s doubles A category, the Reapers, who were anchored by the consistency of Godwin Lamzon and Rene Siolao, who struck first, sweeping the set 0–2 (21–17

Now on his third straight year atop the podium, black belter Dinzel Lloyd Pascua of the College of Education (COED) Legendary Mentors remained undefeated in fin weight Male Category, after beating the College of Engineering (COE) Asteegs in a clean 2-0 (16-5, 12-8) at Taekwondo Championship match at the Office of Student Affairs Lobby today, October 14. In front of taekwondo aficionados, Legendary Mentor, Pascua, showcased his composure and grit, unleashing remarkable tenacit

Walang kapantay ang tikas ng College of Agriculture Reapers matapos muling magreyna sa court at tapusin ang laban sa malinis na panalo sa Women’s Lawn Tennis, Oktubre 14, 2025, sa Lawn Tennis Court ng unibersidad. Matatag na kontrol ni Mel Rhea Anne Norte sa singles match ang naging susi upang makapagtala ng 6–0 na bentahe, habang mahigpit na bakbakan hanggang dulo sa doubles bago tuluyang nasungkit ng Reapers ang 6–4 na panalo na muling nagpapatunay sa kanilang paghahari sa

Under the faint glow of a dim court, a battle of grit unfolds as the College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) Tycoons emerge victorious, completing a 2–0 shutout over the College of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (CFAS) Anglers to capture the Men’s Lawn Tennis Championship at the University Lawn Tennis Court, October 14, 2025. Lights never returned until the final serve, yet Jumuel Castillano and Justine Paul Regio powered through to clinch a gripping 6–5 dou

Photo by: Loiu Gee Tamalon Barely breaking a sweat in their pursuit of back-to-back glory, the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics Wizards cement their dynasty with a ruthless 3-0 demolition in both singles A and doubles (2-0) against the College of Education Legendary Mentors, in men's table tennis team event championship match at the University Library today, October 14. Wizards skipper Ren Paulo Galas ignited the charge with a commanding singles A triumph, paving t

Photo by: Krishtine Rivera Walang kapantay ang tikas ng College of Agriculture Reapers matapos muling magreyna sa court at tapusin ang laban sa malinis na panalo sa women’s lawn tennis, Oktubre 14, na ginanap sa Lawn Tennis Court ng unibersidad. Matatag na kontrol ni Mel Rhea Anne Norte sa singles match ang naging susi upang makapagtala ng 6–0 na bentahe, habang mahigpit na bakbakan hanggang dulo sa doubles bago tuluyang nasungkit ng Reapers ang 6–4 na panalo na muling nagpap

Lourenz Jay Loregas Despite missing the podium in last year’s retro dance competition, the College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) bounced back, toppling last year’s top contenders—the College of Engineering (COE), College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (CNSM), and College of Agriculture (COA)—ousting COE from the top three. On the other hand, the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (CNSM) and the College of Agriculture (COA) retained their spot

by Dave Modina Despite challenges and criticisms faced beforehand, the College of Education (COED) successfully defended its title, marking its fourth consecutive championship in the Folkdance Competition during the MSU-Gensan Intramurals Dance Night held on October 13. If it is to be recalled, a post from an anonymous user on the Buhay MSUan page stirred speculations that affected the outlook of various college competitors on campus. “For context, lahat ng colleges may iba’t

by John Paul Siapel As the competitive spirit of every college soared high during the Dance Night of Intramurals 2025, the College of Education (COEd) was crowned champion in the Modern Contemporary Dance Competition for the fourth time, capturing the story of comfort gays portrayed in the movie Markova , which served as a continuation of last year’s festive Santacruzan theme. Markova : Comfort Gays is a Filipino biographical drama film made in 2000 by director Gil Portes t

After a year of unfinished business, the College of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (CFAS) Anglers danced their way back to the top, reclaiming the hip-hop championship they lost under dispute last year, this time with a powerful message against corruption. Photo by: John Ross Sambanan Finishing as 5th runner-up in last year’s widely debated result, the Anglers stormed back with a performance that combined fierce choreography, thematic storytelling, and unrelenting drive.  The

Photo by Krystelle Blanche Manlangit Matagumpay na naipagtanggol ng College of Business Administration and Accountancy (CBAA) Tycoons ang kanilang titulo bilang kampeon sa men’s beach volleyball matapos selyuhan ang dikitang 30–28 panalo sa championship laban sa mga salamangkero ng College of Natural Science and Mathematics (CNSM), na ginanap sa Sand Court ng kampus noong Oktubre 13. Nanatiling walang talo ang tropa ng Tycoons sa pangunguna ng kanilang team captain na si Arsa

Photo by: Jibrylle Mohammad, Krystelle Blanche Manlangit Tuluyan nang tinuldukan ng darters ng College of Agriculture (COA) Reapers ang kampanya ng College of Engineering (COE) Asteegs throwers sa kompetisyon ng darts ng 2025 Intramurals matapos nilang sipatin ang gintong medalya sa bisa ng 3–2, sa kategorya ng women’s doubles, sa Himnasyo ng Pamantasan, Oktubre 13. Tinapos ng unang tapon ni Mary Deaneth Capulong ng Reapers nang eksaktong mag-landing ito sa double 20 puntos—d

Photo by: Rayjie Carillo Showcasing precision and poise, the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (CNSM) Wizards and the College of Engineering (COE) Asteegs reigned supreme in the men’s and women’s singles table tennis finals held at the University Library, October 12. In a thrilling all-Wizards duel, Ren Paulo Galas clinched the men’s singles championship after a 3–1 victory over teammate Chriss Gerllan Sabuso. Sabuso opened strong with an 11–8 win in the first set,

Photo by Loiu Gee Tamalon Clinching both Doubles and Singles B triumphs, the College of Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences (CFAS) Anglers surged past the College of Education (COEd) Legendary Mentors, netting a hard-fought 2–1 (0–6, 6–1, 6–3) victory in the men’s lawn tennis semifinals held at the Lawn Tennis Court on October 13. The Anglers’ rally to gain an early advantage in the Singles A category never materialized, as the Legendary Mentors capitalized on their momentum, blan